Zero Tenacity has officially announced the conclusion of its Valorant project ahead of Stage 3. In a statement published on social media, the club stated that it no longer sees value in investing in the Tier-2 Valorant scene and is closing its division in this discipline.

According to the organization, they had already disbanded the roster at the end of last year and had no plans to return. However, changes in tournament structures and hopes for ecosystem improvements convinced them to give the game another chance. The team was signed for two stages or six months, and despite successes, no positive changes in the product were observed during this time.

Zero Tenacity openly criticizes the current system for developing the scene below the franchise leagues and urges Riot Games to address the issues in Tier-2. They emphasize that without a sustainable and understandable structure, investing in the game becomes impossible.

The organization thanked the players for their efforts and the fans for their support. In conclusion, they expressed hope to return to Valorant someday if the scene becomes healthier and more stable.